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The purpose of CERI is to conduct research and investigations related to construction engineering and technology, provide research grants in these fields, and contribute to their academic development. Additionally, the institute aims to support the creation of safe and secure cities and regions through the following activities:

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Research and Development in Construction Engineering and Technology Staff members and researchers autonomously select and pursue their research topics, focusing on technological development related to construction engineering. For topics with submitted research grant applications, partial funding is provided following a thorough review.

2.

Research Grants for the Department of Construction Engineering and Construction Technology at Kobe University Grants are provided to support research and travel expenses for international conferences for young faculty members and doctoral students in the construction field at Kobe University.

3.

Publication of Literature and Dissemination of Knowledge Related to Construction Engineering and Technology Conduct research and investigations, collect and compile research materials, and present findings at academic conferences. Additionally, publish and distribute a collection of research papers to relevant parties.

4.

Contract Research and Investigations Related to Construction Engineering
and Technology
Engage in contracting or commissioning of research, prototype development, testing, certification, production, investigation, and guidance in collaboration with public institutions and private companies.

Research grants

CERI provides grants for research and technology development in construction engineering, as well as support for research at Kobe University in this field. We will notify you about recruitment opportunities as appropriate.

  1. General Grants for Research
    Grants are available for research and technology development related to construction engineering for staff and researchers.
  2. Support Grants for Young Researchers
    Subsidies are provided for research expenses and overseas travel expenses to international conferences for young faculty members and doctoral students.

CERI lecture

CERI hosts annual lectures featuring staff and guest lecturers on topics related to our research fields and current social issues. The content of these lectures includes:

Year Title Lecturers

2023

Application of optimization problems under uncertainty to planning theory Shunsuke SEGI
Associate Professor, Kobe University
The study on loading experiments involving ground
reaction forces acting on buried pipes
Yasuko KUWATA
Professor, Kobe University
Disaster prevention measures at Kobe Port Noritaka HASEGAWA
Director of Port Authority, Kobe City
2022 Effect of suction on the mechanical behavior of
unsaturated soils
Shoji KATO
Associate Professor, Kobe University
Heavy rain disasters and precipitation systems Yoshiyuki KAJIKAWA
Professor, RCUSS at Kobe University
Preparation for the Nankai Trough Earthquake in Hyogo Prefecture: Application to disaster prevention and environmental issues Yohei HATTORI
Vice Governor, Hyogo Prefecture
2021 COVID-19 and civil engineering Atsushi KOIKE
Dean of the graduate school of Engineering, Kobe University
Application of FRP materials to civil engineering structures Kunitaro HASHIMOTO
Associate Professor, Kobe University
Modeling of Seepage Flow in Slopes: Application to Disaster Prevention and Environmental Issues Masahiko SAITO
Associate Professor, Kobe University
2020 Canceled due to COVID-19  
2019 Geological disposal of radioactive waste Shinya TACHIBANA
Lecturer, RCUSS at Kobe University
Development History and Advancements in Image Analysis-Based Flow Velocity Measurement Methods Using River Monitoring Cameras and Drones Ichiro FUJITA
Professor, Kobe University
Challenges in Advanced Road Services Hidesada KANAJI
Fellow, Hanshin Expressway
2018 A plan to build social infrastructure that supports regional revitalization in Hyogo Prefecture Koji HAMA
Director of land development departs., Hyogo Prefecture
Present and Future of Urban Infrastructure Development in Kobe City Hiroaki YUI
Director of Kobe city Construction Bureau
A Plan for Town Development in High-Color Kobe Kaoru KOSHIRO
Researcher, FCUS Research Unit at Kobe University
2017 Addressing Urban Issues Using Spatial Big Data Hajime SEYA
Associate Professor, Kobe University
Mutual Interference Between Waves/Currents and Aquatic Organisms, and Blue Carbon Research Keisuke NAKAYAMA
Professor, Kobe University
Initiatives at the Port of Kobe to Celebrate Its 150th Anniversary Ichiro NISHIMURA
Technical Director, Port Directorate of Kobe city
2016 Regional Transportation in the Near Future: A System Supporting Mutual Transportation Through Carpooling Hirofumi YOTSUTSUJI
Professor Emeritus, Kobe University
Reconnaissance Report on Ground Damage Caused by the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake Takashi OKIMURA(Staff of CERI)
Professor Emeritus, Kobe University
About Kobe's Past Projects and Future Plans Kiyofuyu SUENAGA
Kobe city construction Bureau Director
2015 Prediction of landslides caused by heavy rain Tomohide TAKEYAMA
Associate Professor, Kobe University
How is design seismic motion evaluated? Takashi NAGAO
Professor, Kobe University
Initiatives to Strengthen the Sanyo Shinkansen Line as It Celebrates Its 40th Anniversary Yoshifumi MATSUDA
Technical Director, West JR Company
2014 Methane hydrate focused on both energy and global environment Satsuki KATAOKA
Associate Professor, Kobe University
On Site Visualization: Exploring New Forms of Monitoring Shinichi AKUTAGAWA
Professor, Kobe University
Urban Earthquake Damage Estimation Using High Performance Computing Muneo HORI
Professor, ERI at University of Tokyo
2013 Collaboration Between Hydrology and Meteorology: Estimation of Maximum Possible Floods and Ensemble Flood Forecasting Kenichiro KOBAYASHI
Associate Professor, RCUSS at Kobe University
Social Decision-making and Infrastructure Management Atsushi KOIKE
Professor, Kobe University
Efforts to Improve Infrastructure Management in Hyogo Prefecture Shiro HAMADA
Director of Prefectural Land Devel.
Department, Hyogo Prefecture
2012 Cities as Complex Systems Toshimori OTAZAWA
Associate Professor, Kobe University
Monitor by Radio Waves! Heavy Rain Disaster Satoru OISHI
Professor, RCUSS at Kobe University
Current state of Kobe city development Motohiro IZAWA
Technical advisor, Kobe Urban Devel.
Corporation
2011 New Wave-Current Interaction Theory and Its Applications Yusuke UCHIYAMA
Associate Professor, Kobe University
Regional Public Transportation as Social Infrastructure Hideyuki KITA
Professor, Kobe University
Damage from the 2011 Pacific Coast of Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami: Reconstruction of the Tohoku region Shunichi KOSHIMURA
Associate Professor, Tohoku Univ
2010 "Compaction" in Soil Mechanics Katsuyuki KAWAI
Associate Professor, RCUSS at Kobe University
Dynamic Simulation of Environmental Flows: 12 Years
of Progress
Akihiko NAKAYAMA
Professor, Kobe University
Current Status of Research and Development in Soil Solidification by Microorganisms Satoru KAWASAKI
Assoc. Professor, Hokkaido University
2009 Analysis of Traffic Flow in Dynamic Networks Takamasa IRYO
Assistant professor, Kobe University
Importance of In-Situ Investigations and Laboratory
Experiments in Geotechnical Engineering
Satoru SHIBUYA
Professor, Kobe University
Hanshin Expressway and Kansai Road Network Takaaki NANBU
Exec. Director, Hanshin Expressway Company
2008 The History and Future of Kobe Yoichi ISHII
Deputy Mayor, Kobe City
The Environmental Characteristics and History of the Kobe Rokko Region Makoto TANABE
Professor, Sonoda Women's University
2007 Earthquake Countermeasures for Lifelines with a Focus on Business Continuity Yasuko KUWATA
Associate Professor, Kobe University
Basin-Scale Monitoring of River Water Temperature and Modeling Possibilities Based on Topography and Morphology Hitoshi MIYAMOTO
Associate Professor, Kobe University
What Constitutes a Safe and Secure Society? Toshihiko HAYASHI
Representative Director, Hyogo Earthquake Memorial 21st Century Research Institute

Commissioned Research

Research contracts managed by this institute are executed in accordance with the institute's contract regulations. Staff or researchers are assigned to oversee these contracts, while administrative procedures are handled by the secretariat.

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